When light travels through hydrogen, we get certain lines of light. Distant galaxies are all redshifted. That tells us that they are all moving away from us (and each other). That implies that there was a "Big Bang" to start the history of this universe.
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SS5: Big Bang
Introduction:
When light travels through hydrogen, we get certain lines of light. Distant galaxies are all redshifted. That tells us that they are all moving away from us (and each other). That implies that there was a "Big Bang" to start the history of this universe.Activities:
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Enrichment: